The Dengeki Daisy anime premiered its first episode at New York Comic Con 2026 and is set to debut on television in January 2027, running for two consecutive cours with Crunchyroll streaming. Studio DEEN produces, with Sota Ueno directing.
The Dengeki Daisy anime moved from announcement to a scheduled production across four stories. Aniplex opened a teaser website in June 2026 to confirm a television adaptation of Kyosuke Motomi's manga, with Studio DEEN producing and Sota Ueno directing. The manga ran in Shogakukan's Monthly Betsucomi from 2007 to 2013 across 16 volumes, and Viz Media published it in English under the Shojo Beat imprint.
Casting arrived in July 2026: Yoshino Aoyama as Teru Kurebayashi and Taku Yashiro as Tasuku Kurosaki, with a teaser video that debuted at Anime Expo. That story fixed the main staff (Sawako Hirabayashi on series scripts, Ayaka Murakami on character design, Masaru Yokoyama on music) and named Crunchyroll as the streaming partner, while the premiere was still only given as 2027.
In September 2026 a stage presentation at KyoMAF narrowed the date to January 2027 and confirmed two consecutive cours. The main promotional video added four cast members: Tomokazu Sugita as Soichiro Kurebayashi, Yuka Terasaki as Riko Onizuka, Setsuji Sato as Masuda, and Kohei Amasaki as Akira. The October premiere at New York Comic Con 2026 put the first episode in front of an audience; it centers on Teru, the phone linked to Daisy, her bullies, and the janitor Tasuku, and holds back its premise through a vague flash-forward and an unclear voiceover.
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The Dengeki Daisy anime premiered at New York Comic Con 2026, and the episode centers on Teru, a girl whose late brother left her a phone connected to someone called Daisy, who texts her daily. She also deals with bullies and a janitor named Tasuku. The episode opens with a vague cinematic flash-forward, and its voiceover and visual style stay deliberately unclear about where the series is headed.
The Dengeki Daisy television anime will debut in January 2027 and air for two consecutive cours, a stage presentation at KyoMAF revealed. The main promotional video also named four new cast members: Tomokazu Sugita as Soichiro Kurebayashi, Yuka Terasaki as Riko Onizuka, Setsuji Sato as Masuda, and Kohei Amasaki as Akira. Crunchyroll will stream the anime, directed by Sota Ueno at Studio DEEN.
The television anime adaptation of Kyosuke Motomi's shojo manga Dengeki Daisy has revealed its two main cast members and a teaser promotional video. The video debuted at Anime Expo on Friday before being released online on Saturday. Yoshino Aoyama will voice Teru Kurebayashi, and Taku Yashiro will voice Tasuku Kurosaki. The anime is scheduled to premiere in 2027. Sota Ueno is directing the series at Studio DEEN, with Sawako Hirabayashi handling series scripts, Ayaka Murakami designing the characters, and Masaru Yokoyama composing the music. Crunchyroll will stream the anime. Motomi's original manga ran in Shogakukan's Monthly Betsucomi magazine from 2007 to 2013, spanning 16 compiled volumes. Viz Media's Shojo Beat imprint published the series in English. The story follows orphan Teru Kurebayashi, who finds comfort in messages from a mysterious figure named DAISY that she receives on her late brother's cell phone, while the enigmatic Tasuku Kurosaki keeps appearing to help her.
Kyosuke Motomi's shojo manga "Dengeki Daisy" is getting a television anime adaptation, with Studio Deen handling production and Aniplex behind the project. The announcement came via a teaser website that opened on Tuesday, following a countdown teased by Aniplex on Monday. The anime is set to premiere in 2027. Sota Ueno, who directed "Days With My Stepsister" and "SHIBOYUGI: Playing Death Games to Put Food on the Table," is directing the series. Sawako Hirabayashi, known for "Wolf Girl & Black Prince" and "Delicious Party♡Precure," is writing the series scripts. Ayaka Murakami, also from "Days With My Stepsister," is designing the characters, and Masaru Yokoyama is composing the music. The manga originally ran in Shogakukan's Monthly Betsucomi magazine from 2007 to 2013, spanning 16 volumes. Viz Media published the series in English under its Shojo Beat imprint. The story follows orphan Teru Kurebayashi, who exchanges messages with a mysterious figure named DAISY through a cell phone left by her deceased brother, while the enigmatic Tasuku Kurosaki keeps appearing to help her. Motomi celebrated the announcement with an illustration.